Sentence examples for existed led to from inspiring English sources
But the discovery that huge leaks still existed led to an extensive, and in many ways remarkable, effort to contain it.
W.M.D.'s that didn't exist led to a desert fiasco, While greed and a hurricane created domestic disasters.
However, his belief that humans and mutants could never co-exist led to their separation.
However, it is plausible to assume that such PCR artifacts (if they exist) lead to OTUs that are at best abundant in one particular sample or individual, but not spread as identical OTUs among individuals.
The fund lacks proper checks and balances, and the few channels of accountability that do exist lead to President Nazarbaev.But the flaws in the fund can also be traced back to the reluctance of oil companies working in the Caspian Sea to publish the terms of their contracts with Kazakhstan.
This difference implies that the thermal equilibrium model could not be applied to predict the SHC of nanofluids, and other mechanisms might have existed and led to the anomalous behavior.
The hypothesis of a possible existent thing, which can both exist and not exist, leads necessarily to positing a cause that makes it necessary (by virtue of another).
And the administration's eagerness to believe that an Iraqi nuclear program does exist has led to a series of embarrassing debacles, capped by the case of the forged Niger papers, which supposedly supported that claim.
He said the agency had received a summary of the proposal and added that from "what we have seen so far, in our opinion, the same vulnerabilities exist that led to the closing of Pennsylvania Avenue".
The fact that both cross-gender adaptation transfer occurs and that gender-contingent aftereffects exist has led to proposals that multiple mechanisms are involved – "common and sex-selective mechanisms" [21] or "singly and jointly tuned mechanisms" [22].
